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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-08
Tho xnpesyille Kick.

The Zsneaville papers are claiming that
their two defeats. here were duo to the
umpire's decisions. II there ever was
honest umpiring done here MIR. Bauer did
1t. Sometimes the Wheeling people
thought his deciHiona we're not right, but
they could not complain because they
were close and his Judgement was taken
in preference 10 the partial crowd. Zaues-
vile was showed all the courtesy here
that strange audience could beatow, and
this pleading Of the baby. act Is becoming
very sickening. Was the umpire respon.
sible for Ave two base hits and one single
in one inning? Was the umpire respon-
sihls for the earned runs and Nicholeon'a
home run in the afternoon game? But
enough Of this. II Is not the Zsneaville
players who are talking this way, but the
apologist journalists, who cannot tell
when base ball is being played. The fol.
lowing will bear tho INTRLLIGENcgR out
in Its Judgement: !s=, ,.
GAINESVILLE Gays Bauer Rwindled them
out of the two games at Wheeling Mon
day. This continual kicking on umpires
by Z,nesyille is getting monotonous. It
ia babyish to say the least Columbus
Stale Journal. S355 81,
The Zaneayille sigma, takes Umpire
Bauer to task and holds him Responsible
for the two defeats sustained by Zaues.
vile at the hands OF Wheeling. The Sig.
nal is generally fair paper on matters
pertaining to bese ball, but in the present
case We are afraid 1t has been misin-
formed, While seyeral nf Ranar's dec;s-
ions were questionable, they had no bear
ing on the general result, and we IRE Of
the opinion, after having witnessed the
games, that the Zaneovilie team was out
played. Give the devil his due, MIR. Sig
nal.-SIeuJenrile Herald. 's5E.jS,i4
Z,uesville sings her usual song OF "um-
pire" robbed" in speaking OF her double
defeat on the 4th. This is no more than
was expected ard will give Secretary
Moore chance to spoil several reams Of
paper in bis accustomed "protest" act
,Sandusky Register. =! , FL Si85 5.s
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sroCKaoLpEns, MEETINGS. !.
.Qhe :Q1stt'e'lliqe II
oiiloe, Noa. rs and 81 Fourtoen.h Street.
New Advertisements.

: Wanted Situation. y ~ % 7TIT75t.
! Tho olorless Exclyatos-R. NJ. Gillcland.
I uhe the Gate City Stone Filter-Ewisg Bros.
y Requires no 1ift-Logan Il Co. ~ is {,
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Other Gnn,ek Ahrnnd.

At Oincinneti--Msts., l; Gin, &.
At LouiavilIe--Br'klyn 4 /, Louis'ye., 3.
At Indianapolis-Wssh.,2 q; Ind.,5 "a
at Boston-Pittsburgh, 6; Boston, II.
At New York--Detroit, s ; N. ", 10. &,
= at Philadelphia-Chic s; Phila., 8
AT Cleye!snd-Ath., z; Cleveland, 6, a
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AIARTIN,s FERRY.
Fire Alarm-A Womnn's seriouB Illness
rNaGf ~ ri5t. fSroke Inf ~ -lg7g,..

n ylss Broke jail. 5'lisfs u as 4,
Ross Barr, who was so low with typhoid fever Is
able TO be on the streets. 352 ~ Y "a =
AT the fshingtcanpat Willow Springs yesterday a
game OF base ball was played between tho Sam
Jones and Francis Murphy mines. The:game re.
suited In favor Of tho Sam Jones nino by scoto Of
Is 10 g. ilz2 a., -! 3 52 - t4lSis
Mrs. John DigHins, OF lrtnavlllc, on last Tues
day was seized with faiutinH spell aud convul.
sons. and has been lying In state Of unconcious:
ness ever since. Fears arc entertained that she will
not recover. Her husband was III New York and
was wired 10 come home al once. ~
Shortly after 6 o'clock last evening quite an OK.
element was eccasloaed by some smoke arising
from the vicinity of souder's wagon shop Bells
were rung, whistles blew aud the people turned
ottt en- mGssc. A IMAM had been mixing tar ID q
back yard, when 1t took Gre and quickly enwrap.
ped the fence. 1t was quickly extinguishcd. 4 Z
The prisoner who was confined In the lookup
Wednesday night, made good his escape YESTERDAY
morning by tearing down the brick wall under
the window OF the corridor. He arst dug the wall
finding his mistake, began operations Oh the oppo-
site one. from which he escaped over the high
fence. - g yt,Fs -. ~ -ss,r,
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WA snvs

the children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy a positive cure. It saves
houra Of anxious watching. Sold byj 10.
gan l. Go. snd O. Menkemaller. 4: Nd,
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Aiountisyille Cu,nn,,,.

~ On aud alter July II, the Baltimore &
Ohio will run 8 special train to the
Monndsyille z camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling at 6:l0 p.&M. daily, except Sum
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as reported by Christian ?schnepi, drug.
gist, 0psfs House corner, yesterday: h.
TAN . AN. y II. aR.I. ii,SS,7r,M,
g ~ e. o2 =? u N S7oSI 4
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90 90 Genuine Kangaroo Shoe. it35i
We atill have a few pair left Of the Gen.
tlemen's Genuine Kangaroo So. 90 Shoe, III
plain Loudou toe. All who have p,lr.
chased the Kangaroo have been pleased
with them. Gall early and sec them. I7a3
W.AMlck, Il
.l5is *. : las Main street. 4
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/ 0EpNEY uousE. NrwlyoEY.

I1Iij5li uEUNHf HOUSE, NEW YORK, - e
Broadway and Fortieta street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino.
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for buai.
mess men or families. European Plan.
Rooms 81 per day upwazaa. Excellent
restaurant. IA Z, a ss9s IA
$ GRH. DAN. MAcAuLEY 4 W. B. BowBRs. 81
rrhsaw a " n; Z. K \. \,
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The toilets Of the ladies wero noticeable
lor their elegance. In receiving aud en-.
tertelnlng their guests Miss NlcMechen
and her brother we're aided by Mr.. and
Mrs. McMechen. It will take many. sea.
sonn ofjoyous festivities to dispel from the
memories Of those present last night the
genuine pleasures Of the affair, which YVES
beyond doubt ono OF the mcst delightful
Wheeling has known for a long time.
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: Mrs. NINA NEuER, the German. p1oetess,
d!yeH, cleans and curla ostrich feathere IN
The best manner. No. SO Twelfth street.
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To the Public.

we, tho undersigned boot and shoe
dealers doing business in the CITY d
Wheeling, WA, do hereby agree to
close our placea OF buainess on and after
the 7th day Of July until October lat, 1857,
at o'clock (sharp) r. NJ. (saturdaya OK:
e :: !. STONE, Louis FE1NLER,
v =. ONa, ENocH BALL,
). II. LocKE& Co., L.V. BLOND,
JOHN DiSdRR, POPULAR suoR STORE
JAMES LAME DE:viNE, A. G.WIScIER,
y .9 y \! y Co., FRAME AuBgR, *
h - W.'AMicK, =. {HASKE, IA
d. L. RoHERrsoN, q. J. surLz, y
n JOSEPH HAsENAuR. 5iS3i3
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Type writers Cheap.

ROLF, the champion bicyclist OF Aus.
tralia, recommends St. Jacobs Oil. i.$
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LIGHT, SoftF|exib|eS SforSunmerN|ear,


LADIES' HANDMADE TURNED CATERS, LOW OXFORD TIES
JAM as DIVINE, IL % ?, Main Street 1A1 '~A
ana enG
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Il PLEASANT EVENT
or Social Nature ut the Hospltable Home
~ 80 OF MIR. Mcafechen 10 iF,,I5,s

or u Social Nature ut the Hospltable Home
Of MIR. nIcaIechen. .t'.l.a
The elegant residence Of Mr.. George K,
McMechen, on Chapline street, was the
scene last evening Of another notable
noclsl event, reception given by Mies
McMechen and Mr.. B. K. S1cMechen,
complimentary to the several ladies at
present visiting in this city, and more
particularly in honor Of Miss Montague
and Miss Mitchell, OF Baltimore, who are
the guests Of Mics McMechen.
Like oil preceding eventa Of the came
nature given at the McMechen residence,
the affair was a charming one, every de.
tail being arranged with perfect taste and
with the happy result Of making 1t thor.
oughly enjoyable to the lsyge number Of
gueats present. 3 The house YVES thrown
open from top to bottom and the guests
were free from the annoyance Of crush.
The psrlors were used for dancing,
Killmyer furnishing tho music. Tho
ha!la were taken possession OF by those
who found enjoyment In watching the
dancers, and cards were to be found in
the library and smoking rooms. The
aupper room was thrown open ut il
o'clock and remained open for the balance
Of the night. The refreshments were ele.
gantly served. AZ; y Tts3ss..:
The guests numbered over one hundred
and embraced all well known leaders Of
Wheeling society. g Among tho n fair
strangers in whose honor the reception
was given wero Miss. Garth, Of Hannibal,
Mo-, the guest Of Mrs. Frank Hearne; Miss
Billingslea, OF st. Louis, the guest OF Miss
Ida Harden; Miss Sara Hearne, Of Gov.
inston, KY, the guest of,Miss Sara Cecil !;
Miss Annie Hogg, Of Cadis; Miea Matte
h9bbsrd, Of Indiana, formerly Of this city j.;
Miss Fish ,of New York, the guest Of Miss
Virginia Pendleton, and Miss Fisher, Of
Madison, Indiana, Mr.. Russell, Of Hunt
ington, Mr.. $Whitsell, OF Pittsburgh, and
Mr. NJ Porter, Of sewickley, wero among the
The toilets Of the ladies were noticeable
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1t was the sUmplrs, OF Course.

Special Dispatch 70 lie Ink!ttgencer. =, I. q
EVANSVILLE, o., July ia very exciting
and closely played game was Witnessed by
an audience OF about 600 people to-day.
Duck occupied the box for the first four
innings, but waa compelled to retire in
favor OF Eastman on account Of strained
ankle, who hold the yigito1s down to one
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III PROGRAMME,

u GAIL on Of; address to NJ. fNeuer, the
practical optician, 50 Twelfth street, in re-
ference to your epect Gclos, a IA
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ssEssMENT NOTICE.
Cl.ERK's OFFICE,
Cry or. WHEELING. july |. 1897.

Public notice Is hereby given to all persons ipte
ested that he Assessors elected by tho Loun eli Of
me City o. wheeling have completed their atsei.
ment Tor the year and made return thereof 10 nv
office. ANY persons wishing TO appeal irym ala
assessment or desiring any corrections made viii
appear at the City Building before the Board d
Equalizanon and Appeals on the 1lth DAY Of july,
ISL At clock, A. M az tho said Bof.rd will mta
az tnat Time at tho said city Building, 10 hear ali
OBJECTIONS tosaid assessment and .evise and cor
reg ~ me i't same. FRANK n. bowers,
leH -.LtaI ~ ass q. 5st.. CITY Clerk
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\ Charity may cover a. multitude Of sins,
but that is not its regular business. q 4,
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s-.li5js FOR RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO OUR SFRIENDs.

NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS.
~ a5z93 STOCK YARDS REOPESED.
9, Having been denied tho privilege Of handling
STOCK LOT the last three months, We are now able
yards, formerly occupied by US, on and after ihs
lSth DAY o. June. and receive Live Stock on com.
mission. Thanking you for your liberal suppo.
heretolore, we can only refer you TO our former
esty and prompt payments -, : go ~
jelU z.tif35 sftzgt fi{}ODHEW q TpaMas
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Sandnslfy Downed.
Al ~

Special Dispatch to Tie Intel!ioneer. "a
sANDvsKr, July 7.-sandusky was de-
feated to-day through miserable fielding,
disgusting the patrons who left the
grounds. Both pitcheru were hit freely.
Creighton had @ finger hurt and Allen
WAS forced to retro with sprained ankle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-08
THIRTY-F1Frn' ANNIVERSARY

I!1lRTf-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Y
@ OF the Wheeling Turner's vereiu
to DO celebrated with Grand Picnic and
Summer Nights Feat at seibert's Garden,
Monday, July II, 1887. g555i
PROGRAMME. Il .i 81
= Grand parade, headed BY the Opera
House? Band leave Turner Hail az o
o'clock 4. Nj down Market street TO ths
Wheeling 4 Elm Grove depot. $50 ~,
r.sM.---Addresses by prominent speak.
ers. n 4. s.. 4lSiisis ssTS;9 ~
s3r.M.-Prize turning by the Junior
Glass will conclude with an exhibition Of
the Senior Glass. ID ~
Dancing from P. NJ. to 10 P. N. !:
Grand display OF fireworks at 0 o'clock,
Enjoyment for all, young and DID, big
and little. 4 80
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"A LLRKINDS OF BOOK AND JOE
- PRINTING neatly and prauptiY cxeGuaaN
tRs Isialisana1 JOB Ioons, 5T'F
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,,lnnlhgS.................1 ? I s 6s789 J
Msnsdcld ................. l 7 0 s 4 10 1-1e
sandusky.."................o 2 l o "A o 2-l2
Base bits sandusky, IA; Mansfield, IL.
Errore-Sandusky, 10; Mansfield, 6.
Earned runs-saudusky, 5; Mansfeld,.G.
Two baggers-Reynold1 and Delehenty.
Three bsggers--Alillsr, Of Mansfield
strsuthers and Avery. Struck out--two
each. Baseg on balls--oG Avery, 3;
Miller, !. Hit by Avery, l; Miller, 4.
Passed balls-Beltz. 2; Delehsnty, 9.
Ba!teries-Avery and Beltz; Miller and
Delehanty and Yak. al "a MI: q
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L, S. GooD& Co. cell Dry Gooda che,,aatp,eeusI
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Innings. ........-........ l 2 3 4 $50 40tssi
Columbus ...-..,......... Q ? o / i o 90 o.
Earned runs-ons each. Base hits
GAINESVILLE, I; Columbus, ~. Errors
GAINESVILLE, |; Columbus, l. Umpire
McDermott. No. go l, 557t'5l ). q
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28
SUGAR AT RETAIL.

20 pounds OF Golden c for ........$I 90
rs pounds Of Extra c for 90
1917 pounds of Extra Dry GRADUATED I 90
10 pounds Of Crushed or Cube for. -. 90
"a pounds Of Extra Powdered, bar. 90
Maple Sugar, imported, per pound. 10
Lemon Sugar, in lib cans, 2oc; doz. = 30
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

-PEoPLE are beginnfHg to talk politics
already for the campaign to come a year
from next Fall, and we have heard mention
ed c. II. L. Hardin's name as a candidate
for Senator from this county. Mr.. Hardin is
a Democrat from the ground up, and he is
also wealthy influential resident Of this
county now. He is doing great deal to
advance the interests of Mason Valley, and
when the time comes will no doubt want the
people to show their appreciation of his la
bors by electing him Senator from this county.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Hardin rep
resented Humboldt county in the lower
House SIX years ago. He made good rep
resenta,ive il we remember correctly, bat
from all indications it appears that Republi-
cans in Lyon have given up the custom of
electing Democrats to office. 1t looked that
way last Fall
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

THE Chinaman Hong Di, who murdered
Mrs. Billion, has been captured, and now
most of the people who were anxious to
catch and lynch him, take his work for it
that Mrs. Billion was crimiually intimate
with the man Weaver, and apparently be-
lieve the Chinaman when he says he shot
the woman accidentally while attempting to
kill Weaver. Give the Chinaman brass
medal and hang il around his neck with a
good stout MANILA rope. 1t would not hurt
anything 10 have the medal of pretty good
size, so that if the Chinaman was thrown
into the river he could not lose the medal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

Choicest Sandwich Island, IS pounds 81 90
Choice Carolina Table, 20 pounds e. 90
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28
BIG TREE STORE.
DRIEo FRUIT.

Shelled Raisins. ...................$ 7
Dried Peeled Peaches. .......... as
Dried Alden Apples, extra choice, per
pouHu -
Apples, sun-dried, choice, per pound. g
Dried Peaches, per pound. ......... "a
Dried Plums, pitted, per pound ..... I2H
Dried Zante Currents, per pound. -. g
Dried German Prunes, per pound. -. 8
Raisins, full box, extra, 20 pounds q 10
Raisins, q box, extra, S pounds -. 50
Raisins, "A box, extra, 10 pounds -. IS
Good Rasins in 20 pound box ..... 6s
Seedless Raisins, imported, per lb. ... IS
Dried Apricots, sun dried, per pound. IS
Dried Blackberries, per pound .... 20
Dried grapes. .................. b
Dued rigs. 7
Dried Apples. fair, per pound .... 7
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

THERE should be inserted in the Nation.
al Republican Platform hereafter plank to
read as follows:
Resolved, That we are in favor OF the
stoppage Of foreign immigration 10 our shores
and furthermore are in favor of electing none
but native born citizens to Office; that we al
SO deny the right Of the ballot to all citizens
who cannot rean or write the English Ian.
guage.
Then there should be strong measures
brought to bear on every Senator and Con-
gresham elected, to make them see that this
resolution is carried out
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

Many diseases, especially those of the nervous
system, are The products of daily renewed mental
exhaustion. Business avocations etten involve
an amount of mental wear and tear very predu
dicial to physical health. and the professiona If
arduously pursued, less destructive to
brain and nerve tissue. 1t is one of the most
imperta mt attributes Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, that it compensates Tor this undue loss of
tissue and that 1t imparts energy to the
brain and nerves. The rapidity with which 1t
renews ken, d mental energy and physical vi
tality is markable, and shows that its invigors-
ting properties of the highest order. Besides
increasing vital stamina, and counteractinB the
effects of mental exhaustion, this potential medi-
cine cures and prevents fever and ague, rbeuma
tism, chronic dyspepsia and constipation, kidney
and uterine weakness and other complaints.
Physicians also commend 1t as q In edicated stim-
ulant and remedy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

--TIiE Bodie Miner is authority for the
statement that the Bridgeport Chronicle office
will be removed 10 Mason Valley. The
statement is, without doubt, false, as no
man with an iota of sense would think Of
starting newspaper in place like Mason
Valley. Better bring it to Dayton or Car.
son, where there is still room for two or
three more papers, provided the owner has
capital to run it with.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

-THE large San Francisco da,lies are
having lively little fight among themselves
to see which shall contain the most news and
which shall get to its readers the first. They
have all got money, so let them 60 it,.
Hearst, of the EXAMINER. is making live
iy paper, but is out of pocket every month
on the operation. while the Chronicle seems
to be doing legitimate business and making
is pay. Carson, Virginia City and even
Dayton papers know just how thisi is. While
about one paper could make fair living in
each Of these towns, there are from two to
four sliding along someway on cut.throat
advertising rates and free subscription lists.
It seems to be the rule now that Nevada
newspapers are run for glory. not for gold,
and all that is required to run paper is an
unlimited bank account.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

ON the 18th Of next month there will
be issued in San Francisco paper called the
Ameyiean. 1t will be sixteen page weekly.
and will be devoted to advocating the man.
agement Of American affairs by Americans.
1t will also favor the repeal of the natuiali-
cation laws. and the restriction of the ballot
to citizens. who are able to read and write
the English language. We hope the venture
may meet with success, and would also like
to see the american secure a large list Of
subscribers in Nevada. 1t is time that the
people on this coast as well as throughout
the United States should be made aware Of
what foreign immigration is doing for this
country. If the new paper starts out right
and continues in the same spirit as its pros
pectus indicates it will, it will without doubt
succeed. We hope it will.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

AMONG the flints Of the chalk formations
10 occasionally found one which emits clear
musical sound when struck with another
flint. Tissandier tells of distinguished
French musician, H. Baudre, who is zeal.
who has just succeeded in making unique
sspiano" from the m. In this instrument the
flints are suspended by wires above sound
ing board, and are played upon by two other
fints.. The stones of the piano number
twenty six, forming the two chromatic &C.
taves, and were collected with much patient
labor during period Of more than thirty
years. There seems to be no relation be-
tween the sizes of the stones and their tones.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

The contract for constructing the larg-
est money vault in the world will be let by
the Treasury Department either the last of
this week or the first of next. 1t was order.
ed at the last session of Congress. 1t will
be erected in the north court Of the Treasu-
ry building, the walls being of brick being
four feet thick. 1t will not be burglar proof,
because the force Of watchmen about the de.
partment is thought to be ample 10 guard it
from the depreciation Of thieves, besides
which entrance would first have to be effect
ed into the buildings before the vault could
be approached. 1t is to be 5Ixoo feet and
II feet high inside, and it is calculated to
hold 100, 900, 900 silver dollars.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28
A Great Battle

Is continually going on in the human system.
The demon of Impure blood strives to gain
victory over the constitution, to ruin health,
to drag victims to the grave. A good relia-
BILE medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
weapon with which to defend ones
self, drive the desperate enemy from the
Geld, and restores peace and bodily health
Ten many years. Try this peculiar medicine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

WHAT about all the irrigation that was
to be accomplished by acts Of the last Leg
islature2 We have yet failed to see where
any benefit has been derived from 90 out Of
every one hundred acts passed at the last
session, and are of the opinion that about
ten days would be the proper length to have
the session convene hereafter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28
Unnecessary Misery.

Probably as much misery comes from ha-
bitual constipation as from any arrangement
Of the functions of the body, and it is diff
cult to cure, for the reason that no one likes
to take the medicines usually prescribed.
Hamburg Figs were prepared to obviate this
difficulty, and they will be found pleasant
to the taste of women and children. IS
cents. At all druggists. J. J. Mack & Co.,
proprietors, San Francisco.